Black Holes Novels & Stories

When Sylvio left Leila and crossed the barrier, he saw a super black hole where the Robotias’ lair should be. Even this living fossil who had seen so many things, and had been alive since ancient times, was beyond shocked. This huge black hole was beyond his imagination. He had never heard about this, let alone seen one. A black hole was one of the most terrifying phenomena in the universe. There were a lot of reasons for it. Without exception, they only appeared when the power reached a critical point. The larger the area, the greater the mass, and the greater the destructive power. Ordinary small black holes were not scary.

continued Harso. Kalyana walked into the kitchen, returning with three cans of cold soda. Harso paused, opened a tin, then continued his explanation. “One of the characteristics of black holes is their ability to bend space and time. The surface of a black hole is called the Event Horizon. Here the past, present and future come together. We are currently researching ways to extract information from the event horizon.” “The black holes produced by CERN are only short-lived, right?” Rajata interrupted. “Yes,” replied Harso. “If we live long, we may not be able to sit back here like we are today.”

“Eww. That’s scary.” “Yes, I was awake until it is 2 in the morning thinking about that stuff. Then, one day, I found this information on the NASA website which read that Black holes do not go around in space eating stars, moons and planets. Earth will not fall into a black hole because no black hole is close enough to the solar system for Earth to do that. Trust me, I had never been so peaceful in my life.”

Erythaea simply looks at me before she speaks, "Come this way and I will show you something." I followed her, and we walked farther inside the garden and into the middle of the huge training room. My eyes widened in surprise when I saw a big black hole of nothingness in the center of the room. It has a gravitational field, so strong that even light cannot escape. It also has a featureless sphere, and it consumes everything around it. The more it consumes, the more it gets bigger. "What is that?"

Of the trio, the most potent and most coveted Herald—Reign—had been too solemn of an entity for a Celestial to just take and wield which was why it got easily lost throughout the great battle. Hurtling at incredible speeds exceeding that of light itself, the entity was cruising through the cosmos until its immense power had led to the creation of a singularity. The singularity fed from the voluminous amounts of energy dissipated by the entity until it had grown so massive that it began to swallow everything around it; from the tiniest of asteroids to bigger interstellar material like antimatter and even light itself, eventually turning into a black hole. The entity, however, with its unfatho

It had black in the middle. She tilted her head while thinking about what it was. "It's a black hole." Suddenly, a voice startled her and almost made her jump. It was Matt. "It's not like a black hole," she replied as she normalized her heartbeat. "Look closely. It's like we see the light from a hole." It was only when he said it that she understood. Turned out it was the black hole the artist meant. It was like she was stuck in a hole. A black hole.

Oceans overflowed. What was once a thriving, modern city had turned into ruins. What was once noisy and alive had become silent. There were no cries, no screams, and nothing else but the sound of the wind, the cracking earth, and the roar of burning lava. [World Self-Destruction Countdown: 0.] [World destruction confirmed. Initiating space-time black hole absorption.] An immense gravitational force immediately pulled from the void above. The entire world began to twist, distort, and fracture before being pulled into the dark abyss of the space-time black hole. Even my body was torn apart by that force, dissolving into fragments that scattered into the darkness.

The shock was an understanding, but it was terrifying, that's what everyone thought. The whole room was silent until Irkan started, "This can't be true. A black hole is a tunnel to Voids. But only if anyone can survive them, how can you turn that power to living life?"

When he returned, the news he brought was not entirely pleasing. "The black hole has disappeared, Your Highness," he announced. He guided me to where the black hole was supposed to be. His statement wasn't entirely accurate but also not entirely wrong. The black hole that had claimed the lives of more than 20 farmers in Silverbrook Haven had lost its mystical power. It had transformed into a normal hole commonly found in vast lands. Now before me was an ordinary hole, with a diameter of 10 meters and a depth of 5 meters. It appeared as though it had been made by human hands.

Danger! "What?" I ask aloud. He presses a finger to his lips, eyes wide, and points frantically behind me. I turn. Fifty meters away, an invisible force tears space apart, revealing a pitch-black, circular void. A wormhole. And then, something crawls out. Two long, twitching antennae. Oh, hell no. What is that thing? A cockroach the size of a compact car falls out of the black hole. Its multifaceted eyes lock onto me instantly.